They had our booking wrong so we had to move rooms in the middle of our trip. There was no refund or anything offered in place of this. On vacation, I can't eat giant meals all day every days so we walked a block to the pharmacy store to purchase some yogurt. Returning to the hotel I realized we needed... More

I should have written this review a long time ago! Here goes! First of all, I didn't pick this hotel. I stayed here with a large group of people. We had 3 rooms. I stayed in 1 of the rooms with 2 other people. Well, the room was tiny and the bed was really short and I am not tall.... More

We had a very large room, on the top floor of the hotel, with a view out over all of New Orleans! The beds were good, sheets were nice, room was very clean. The windows were very spotted, don't know if it was dirt or just old age. Loved the location, at the edge of the French Quarter, and the... More

Stayed at this hotel during Jazz Fest weekend for a friend's bachelorette festivities. The room was small with two double beds but impeccable which is what matters most. The bar area was fun every night with great bar service and the live music was great. The hotel was accessible and in a great location to explore the area. I would... More

2nd visit to HM in just over 4 years. Location remains to be a huge plus for me as you are steps from Bourbon but far enough away to escape the madness. Check in was seamless. My room was "upgraded" to a deluxe for $10 more per night. Upgrade with a charge? Whatever - tired and not going to debate... More

Nothing like being right in the middle of the Quarter! The location of the Monteleone is its greatest selling point. Also terrific is the rooftop pool and lounge area - it is awesome. The rooms aren't huge but that's typical of New Orleans. You're not spending a whole lot of time in the room anyway. I had a "Royal Salon"... More

NOLA is a noisy city and it is hard to find in a quiet hotel which is close to the action. The Monteleone manages to do just that: it is close to Bourbon St., on Royal St for the antiques, and within walking distance to nearly everything significant in the French Quarter. The entrance hall is large and always busy... More

Pretty to look at, but the rooms are very TINY, and the bathrooms are miserably small. The lobby of the hotel is very LOUD (a lot of activity seems to be going on 24/7). The street noise (which the hotel can't control!) is also very loud.

We have been traveling to New Orleans and staying at the Monteleone almost annually for around 30 years. Within that time span there was only one not so favorable experience, and that was right after Hurricane Katrina. The problem on that stay was as they informed us, they just couldn't hire enough employees and their former staff had not moved... More